Outdoor car cover
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Over 20 years ago, I used one to cover my Porsche. The cover's main use was not necessarily to protect against high wind (which would result in objects being flung at the car) and rain, but to protect against the harsh sun and for security. And for when I went to the coast, to protect from blowing sand and salt water in the air.
It was a high end unit with a soft underbelly and was designed so the [few] seams were on the outside, verses against the paint (much like wetsuit rash guards are). If memory serves, it was a Covercraft, fitted to car, which is better than a universal fit.
You might also consider a car canopy - it's basically a tent for a car, though you will need to latch it to the ground, so it doesn't blow away.
It was a high end unit with a soft underbelly and was designed so the [few] seams were on the outside, verses against the paint (much like wetsuit rash guards are). If memory serves, it was a Covercraft, fitted to car, which is better than a universal fit.
You might also consider a car canopy - it's basically a tent for a car, though you will need to latch it to the ground, so it doesn't blow away.
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